The long awaited new look Australian INfront arrived, as promised, on Sunday 10 January.
And in addition to a much needed visual overhaul, a number of other changes – which are detailed here – have also taken place:

The core, or admin, team (previously referred to as “founders”) now consists of just three people.
While the original founder [...]

Sometime this Sunday, 10 January, the new look and long awaited Australian INfront will see the light of day. It’s something I’ve been looking forward to, even though it has been awhile since I was actively associated with INfront.
Various posts on the (soon to be archived) forum and tweets have promised that the re-launch [...]

Before patios – private decks at the rear of a house became popular – people used to meet, and mix with, their neighbours by way of their house’s front porch.
The porch, as a physical bridge between the private realm of the house and the public domain of the street and sidewalk, was the literal intermediate [...]

How To Build A Campus Culture With Urban Planning.
Town planners may be able to take a cue or two from the design of university campuses.
Let me take you back to the days of Ancient Rome, where the ideal city was planned around a central town square. The most important institutions of city life were located [...]

Do you ever, you know, fake it sometimes? Like say something that is an outright lie, or exaggerate, just to, you know, please someone else?
Or, just maybe, make someone believe they have pleased you?
No sniggering now, this is a serious question by the way, and I expect an honest answer. Or will hell freeze over [...]

This I have not seen this since I visited Steve Pavlina’s blog way back in the day.
A blog with comments disabled.
Steve, with possibly one of the most read blogs ever, decided post comments weren’t for him.
Well below 1% of visitors ever post a comment, yet this is the voice that seems the loudest, even though [...]